Baytown Youth Fair discloses 6000 attendees roped in by fair
Proceeds from the Baytown Youth Fair and Rodeo go to improve the fairgrounds. Roy Baker notes strong turnout from Baytown and surrounding areas during the seventh annual event. Grand Champion Lone Star Queen and Reserve Champion Black Angus, both shown by Richard Mazzei of Harris County 4H, were named in the Livestock Show.
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All City Choir to Present Third Annual Performance
The All-City Junior School Choir will perform its third annual show at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Robert E Lee High School auditorium. Other items include Bay Tabernacle continuing services with a Monday start at 7 30 p m and Tuesday at 10 a m and 7 30 p m, a proposed school bond issue discussion at 7 30 p m, and the Tuesday play Even the Hater at 7 30 p m in Sterling Municipal Library auditorium.
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Baytown Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy and Warm Week
Baytown area forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions and not as warm through Tuesday. Temperatures expected Monday range from 32 to 86 degrees, with Sunday’s range at 74 to 91. Galveston tides show highs around 6 a.m. and 11:51 a.m. and lows near 1 p.m.
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Local Notes Highlight Community Happenings and Sports
Sun correspondent Helen Leonard reports on Dan Stallworth in hospital at San Jacinto Methodist. Cross City residents Arnold and Mrs Garris deer hunting trip noted. Wayne Campbell and Daryll Henson promote Lee College Rodeo barbecue fundraisers. Marty Callam scores hole in one at Humble Country Club on hole 16 with a 5 iron. Percy Portis Sr. reported in fair condition after surgery at Memorial Hospital Corpus Christi.
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Port To Stay Open Sundays
The Port of Houston will be open to the public on Sundays after a series of open houses drew 21 000 attendees over three weeks and a Sunday crowd of 700 the largest in a day. Executive Director Jerry Turner said continued Sunday openings will be arranged to show port facilities and bond spending plans ahead of Saturday’s vote.
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Dredging Bill Gains Sportsmen Support in Baytown
Bayshore Red Reef and Gun Club officials urged Baytonians to contact State Sen Chet Brooks and State Rep Joe Allen in support of two bills to ban shell dredging near reefs in Galveston and Trinity bays. Houston Sportsmen's Club reps plan to attend hearings on House HB 708 at 2 pm and Senate SB 462 at 7:30 pm Tuesday.
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Humphrey Urges Peace Role in World for Mankind
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told Texas lawmakers that America bears a new postwar duty to seek peace for mankind. He cited Lyndon Johnson and warned the world differs from past eras as U S forces aim to defend peace in Vietnam. He planned Houston talks with mayors and party leaders amid SDS campus suspensions at the University of Texas.
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Paul Baker To Speak Tuesday At College
Paul Baker renowned as a Trinity University drama chair and Dallas Theater Center director will guest Lyceum speaker at 10 10 a.m. Tuesday at Lee College. A veteran of 32 years in stage innovation he holds a Yale master and Trinity honorary degree and has earned global acclaim for productions such as Journey to Jefferson and Othello. Baker also directed CBS Omnibus material and designed two theaters at Baylor University.
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Hederhorst to discuss bees at Trinity University event
Fred Hederhorst, noted theater figure, will speak on bees and their habits at Trinity University. The event follows his roles as past president of Rotary luncheon groups and service with the National Theater Conference. Hart serves as program chairman.
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Weather chaos and political upheaval across the globe
Tornadoes thunder storms and a record snow storm disrupt travel and daily life as hail and plunging temperatures vary across regions. President Johnson mourns Adenauer and invites Kiesinger for Christmas or later. Greece imposes military courts in a royal decree amid Constantine’s resistance. US air and naval forces strike MIG bases in North Vietnam as 20,000 troops assault three jungle hideouts.
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Past Matrons Club Meeting in Cedar Bayou
The Cedar Bayou Past Matrons Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the home of Mrs F P Harmon 1109 Windy Lane.
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Radio Panel To Talk About Ambulance Issue
A panel discussion on city ambulance problems is set for 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at KWBA radio. Assistant Station Manager Glen Walker will moderate. City officials including Andy Braswell and Seaborn Cravey will join, along with Fritz Lanham, Billy Smith, Sgt. Janes Lankford, Joe Specke, and funeral home representatives Billy Ainsworth.
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Baytown adopts new grade alignment for junior schools
The district shifts from 6 3 3 to 5 3 4, creating smoother promotion for sixth graders as they move to junior schools next fall. Students will see richer programs, counselor experiences, and band instruction while junior schools adopt seven periods and high schools six.
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Komarov Dies In Soyuz 1 Spacecraft Crash
MOSCOW AP reports cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov died when parachute cables twisted during Soyuz 1 descent from over four miles. The craft struck hard, killing the 41 year old veteran aboard. Official notices said he completed all missions prior to the accident. He was to receive a hero's burial in Red Square. His death raised questions about the Soviet space race with the United States and the future of moon explorations. He was the first Russian to go into space twice and had led the Voskhod 1 mission.
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Baytonian Recovering After Motorcycle Crash
Robert Oliver of Baytown, UT Austin senior and leading Longhorn baseball player, is reported improving in Brackenridge Hospital after a motorcycle auto collision. He suffered a severe leg injury with shin bone gouged, a fracture, and pin fixation. He will likely miss the rest of the semester.
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Houston Woman Dies In La Porte Wreck
Mrs. Virgie Rhodes Perkins, 44, of Houston, was killed about 3:30 p.m. Sunday in a car accident on McCabe Road, a mile south of La Porte. Patrolman H W Rhodes of La Porte said she was driving west at high speed and failed to turn onto 18th Street. Her car slid into a four foot ditch, throwing her half way out of the driver's window, then rolled onto its side before resting upright in the ditch.
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Baytown’s F A Royder Leads Disaster First Aid Efforts
For four decades F A Royder of Baytown has volunteered in emergency aid, joining a telephone company team in 1925. He later served Humble refinery first aid squads, captaining a world championship team in Tulsa with 98.7 of 100. Notable rescues include Hurricane Audrey in 1957, Cameron Louisiana, and Texas City disaster memory. He ran first aid at Humble Day picnics and reunions, retired in 1963, and now oversees Red Cross operations with Houston-Harris County.
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